Return to Sulphur River - Anthony, Art
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Art Logging and Darrell Stroud became friends while serving in the Confederate Army. After returning home to Texas after the war, all they wanted was to be left alone to work their land and raise their families. However, they soon discover they have to survive punishment the Yankees gave the South because of the Civil War. With lawlessness permeating Texas, follow these boys as they become gunmen and fight against the villainous lawyer, Lassiter, rustlers and outlaws to help establish some type of lawful protection for people in the area. Even the Comanche and Kiowa want to destroy their farms…mehr

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Art Logging and Darrell Stroud became friends while serving in the Confederate Army. After returning home to Texas after the war, all they wanted was to be left alone to work their land and raise their families. However, they soon discover they have to survive punishment the Yankees gave the South because of the Civil War. With lawlessness permeating Texas, follow these boys as they become gunmen and fight against the villainous lawyer, Lassiter, rustlers and outlaws to help establish some type of lawful protection for people in the area. Even the Comanche and Kiowa want to destroy their farms and livestock, as well as the farms of surrounding friends. But the Choctaw and ex-slaves become friends with the boys and help the fight for survival.
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Art Anthony was born and raised in Goose Creek, Texas and now resides in Tuttle, Oklahoma. He retired in 2005 after twenty-three years in education. The last ten years he was superintendent of South Fork School District in Kincaid, Illinois. He moved to Oklahoma to be near his two grandsons. Art again began teaching for Oklahoma City public schools at Southern Hills Elementary. Earlier in his career Art was involved in agriculture manufacturing and marketing. He has four children and six grandchildren.